r/agedlikemilk 19h ago

Curdled.

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u/DrJohnnyBananas74 19h ago

Big dummy, he literally said he'd do this and mooks like you voted for him.

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u/Middcore 19h ago

Yeah but you weren't supposed to take him seriously! Or you were supposed to take him seriously but not literally, or something.

(Note that if you express concern about the stuff he talks about doing now, like invading Greenland or Panama or having a third term or cancelling elections, people will still dismiss you as hysterical and say you shouldn't take it seriously.)

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u/pabloescobarbecue 18h ago

That’s the magic of DJT. You can just pick and choose the things you take seriously, so that it fits whatever scenario you want to subscribe to.

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u/phonage_aoi 17h ago

I remember, the "wall not being a real wall" cope during the first campaign too.

It's double-think at its finest.

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u/Mr__O__ 16h ago

Still isn’t a real wall!

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u/BeerForThought 15h ago

Don't forget that building the roads to extend the wall it actually made harder areas to cross the border over easier to traverse.

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u/Few-River-8673 15h ago

I thought about it once and I thought about it once more, but I don't understand what double-think is supposed to be.(This is coming from a non-native speaker)

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u/circle-of-minor-2nds 14h ago

It's from a book called 1984, by George Orwell.

'Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.'

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u/carpetbugeater 14h ago

It's believing two things at the same time that can't both be true. Like Covid is a hoax and doesn't exist but also it was created in a Chinese lab. They will argue both ways to suit their needs and they don't even realize that they're doing it a lot of the time.

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u/dragonmaster10902 14h ago

"Double-Think" is a term that originates from George Orwell's novel 1984. It means basically holding and believing 2 contradictory opinions at the same time. The Party - the book's totalitarian government - uses it to control the populace.

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u/ClownFire 14h ago

Double-think is a mostly self indoctrination tool where someone believes two completely contradictory facts at the same time normally with extra categories that also don't make any sense.

This makes it so that you can never debate or argue the real subject.

An example would be the color red is yellow; the color red is blue.

Now you know that is not true, but if you went to talk to them about it the conversation would go:

Red is not yellow.

I know, because red is blue.

No red is not blue.

I know, because red is yellow.

No red is the red.

Correct, but we are not talking about red, we are talking about the color red. The color red is yellow,  and the color red is blue.